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Chinese Name: 昆明金碧公园

English Name: Jinbi Square Park in Kunming

Opening hours: Year-round, Monday to Sunday, 00:00 – 24:00

Overview

Jinbi Park, established in the early years of the Republic of China, is the oldest park in old Kunming. Located at what is now the First People’s Hospital of Yunnan Province on Jinbi Road, the park was named after the nearby Jinma Biji Square. At the time, it was the only park in the area and was simply referred to as “the park.”

Development History

• In the 1920s, Jinbi Park hosted numerous exhibitions for Yunnan Province and Kunming. In June 1914, the park held a pre-exhibition for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, showcasing distinctive local products from Kunming and surrounding counties. This marked the first participation of Yunnan products in an international competition.
• In October 1921, the park hosted the Second Product Evaluation Conference of Yunnan, featuring halls dedicated to agriculture, forestry, crafts, minerals, education, and antiques, with displays from various sectors in Yunnan and some crafts from France and Vietnam. In December 1922, the Yunnan Promotion Association organized a large-scale product exhibition with sixteen categories, including human physiology, quality livestock, and rare animals, along with a conference on science and social knowledge.
• In March 1923, the municipal government held the Kunming City Flower and Plant Horticultural Exhibition, an unprecedented event in scale. The park’s entrance, designed in a Western architectural style and adorned with climbing plants, was called the “Green Gate.” Inside, there were elaborate displays, including a rhododendron mountain, peony flower boat, nine-tier flower tower, and orchid archway, with a pool replicating the scenery of Cangshan and Erhai Lake.
• The bonsai gallery exhibited landscape bonsai artworks, while the horticultural library offered over 300 books and periodicals in multiple languages. The horticultural tool display showcased various foreign and provincial gardening tools, and an art gallery exhibited calligraphy and paintings. This event was a grand horticultural exposition for Kunming eighty years ago.

Main Attractions

• By the mid-1920s, after more than a decade of construction, Jinbi Park began to take shape. The main entrance, facing north onto Jinbi Road, features a fountain with a rockery behind it and a large screen wall further back. Beyond the screen wall lies a vast plum orchard, with a large flowerbed at its center and small pavilions named “Pifeng,” “Yanyue,” “Huayu,” and “Wangyun” on each side.
• To the east of the plum garden is a pear garden, and to the south, along the park’s eastern wall, are the Red Flower Garden, Jujube Garden, Chrysanthemum Garden, Apple Garden, and Botanical Garden. Directly south of the plum garden is the main building of the park, the Commodity Exhibition Hall, flanked by the Mineral Museum and Agricultural and Forestry Museum.
• In the center of the square south of the exhibition hall stands a bronze statue of Mr. Yang Zhenhong, a revolutionary martyr from Kunming. South of the statue is a pool with two small islands connected by bridges, each with its own pavilion. The park is lush with trees, vibrant with flowers, and features well-organized ponds, pavilions, rockeries, flowerbeds, and statues, making it an ideal place for leisure activities for Kunming residents at the time.

Transportation

Subway

• Take Line 3 or Line 5 to Wuyi Road Station, or take Line 1 [Northwest Extension] to Jinbi Square or Desheng Bridge Station.

Bus

• Take Bus 10 or 82 to the West Entrance of Nanping Street, or take several bus routes such as 4, 206, 213, 3, etc., to nearby bus stops like Houxin Street, Xunjin Street, and Jinma Square.

Colorful Yunnan – The First City in Kunming七彩云南第壹城
ADDRESS: Caiyun Nanlu Xiduan, Wujiaying Pianqu Zhongbu, Chenggong Xinqu, Kunming
Chinese ADD: 昆明 呈贡新区吴家营片区中部,彩云南路西端

Yuantong International Circus (昆明圆通国际大马戏) is located in the Kunming Zoo and focuses on acrobatics, comics, and circus performances. Yunnan International Acrobatic Troupe Co., Ltd. has won numerous international awards. There are a lot of different actors and performers from Russia, Ukraine, Georgia, and Kenya. There are many foreign actors composing this unique group. There are normal parades and animal parades, and the audience can also be in close contact with cute animals such as macaws and flamingos.
ADDRESS: 92 Qingnian Lu, Kunming Zoo, Kunming
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HOURS: Daily: 2pm – 3:30pm

Chinese Name: 昆明圆通山

English Name:Yuantong Mountain in Kunming

Overview

Yuantong Mountain

• Yuantong Mountain, located in the northeastern part of Kunming on Luofeng Mountain, is renowned for its steep terrain and towering rocks surrounded by lush greenery. This picturesque setting has earned it the name “Luofeng Dykke Cui,” and it is one of Kunming’s Eight Scenic Spots. The mountain is home to the Kunming Yuantong Mountain Zoo, which houses over 500 species of rare animals and birds.
• Visitors can see a diverse range of wildlife, including monkeys, leaf monkeys, pandas, hornbills, lions, elephants, leopards, zebras, Yunnan tigers, wild cattle, wild elephants, peacocks, and red-crowned cranes. The Peacock Garden, in particular, stands out as a major attraction, representing a miniature version of Yunnan’s “Animal Kingdom.” The zoo also features an aquarium displaying various fish, adding to the park’s appeal.

Flora and Attractions

• Yuantong Mountain is also known for its diverse array of flowering plants, including cherry blossoms, crabapple flowers, plum blossoms, camellias, osmanthus, peach blossoms, apricot blossoms, and orchids. Additionally, the mountain features pine, cypress, bamboo, and other greenery.
• Throughout the seasons, different flowers bloom in succession, creating a vibrant display of colors. March is especially notable when the crabapple flowers are in full bloom, drawing numerous visitors to witness the spectacular floral display. Cherry blossom viewing is a popular activity in Kunming, and the “Yuantong Flower Tide” is a highlight of the city’s scenic attractions.
• The mountain also boasts a range of amenities, including pavilions, terraces, towers, gardens, parks, an aquarium, and amusement facilities. The integration of animal exhibits with various types of flowers creates a comprehensive garden landscape. Situated in the city center, Yuantong Mountain is easily accessible and remains a significant tourist hotspot in Kunming.

Transportation

Bus: There are multiple bus lines that can reach Yuantong Mountain, including routes 4, 100, 101, 22, 83, A2, 92, 125, 187, 129, and others. Passengers can choose the nearest bus stop based on their location.

Subway: You can take Line 2 of the subway and get off at Chuanxin Gulou Station or Xiaocaiyuan Station, or take Line 4 and get off at Yuantong Mountain Station. After getting off, it’s just a short walk to the main entrance or east gate of Yuantong Mountain.

Electric scooter or shared bicycle: Besides buses and subways, riding an electric scooter or using a shared bicycle to reach Yuantong Mountain is also a good option, as it’s convenient and quick, and there’s no need to worry about finding a parking space.

Related Attraction

Yuantong Temple, located on Yuantong Street in downtown Kunming, is one of the oldest Buddhist temples in Kunming, with a history of over 1,200 years. It is also the largest temple in the city. It was originally established during the Tang Dynasty in the Nanzhao period and was initially named Putuo Temple.

In the fifth year of the Dade era of the Yuan Dynasty (1301 AD), Yuantong Temple was officially built, with the Yuan Dynasty emperor issuing a “seal and commendation.” The expansion project lasted for 18 years and was completed in the sixth year of the Yuan Dynasty under the Yanwu era (1319 AD). During the Ming Dynasty, Yuantong Temple was further expanded, and a new Hall of Enlightenment was constructed at the summit.

Yuantong Temple also underwent numerous renovations during the Qing Dynasty.

Chinese Name: 昆明西南联大旧址

English Name: The Former Site of the National Southwest Associated University in Kunming

Recommend Visit: 2-3 hours

Overview

Southwest Associated University was founded collaboratively by Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Nankai University. The three universities initially relocated to Hunan, establishing the Changsha Temporary University, and began classes on November 17, 1937. This date has since been designated as the university’s anniversary. Due to the advancing Japanese army making Changsha unsafe, the three universities moved to Kunming, Yunnan. The original site is now located on the 121st campus of Yunnan Normal University.

On May 25, 2006, the old site of Southwest Associated University was officially designated by the State Council as a national key cultural heritage protection unit in the sixth batch of such units. On January 20, 2020, General Secretary Xi Jinping visited the historic site of Southwest Associated University, which is situated within the campus of Yunnan Normal University, for an inspection.

Geographical Location

Location and Monument

The old site of the National Southwest Associated University is situated on North Gate Street in the historic district of Kunming, Yunnan Province. Here stands the “Monument to the National Southwest Associated University,” which features an inscription in seal script by Wen Yiduo.

This inscription, penned by Feng Youlan, recounts the extensive Japanese imperialist invasion that began with the Jiawu War (1894) and escalated following the Marco Polo Bridge Incident on July 7, 1937.

Establishment and Return

Faced with the escalating conflict, Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Nankai University relocated south to Kunming and collectively established the National Southwest Associated University.

The university set up faculties in various fields, including science, engineering, literature, law, business, and teacher training. Following the end of the war, the university returned to its original location on May 4, 1946.

Establishment Reasons

Founding Institutions and Relocation

Southwest Associated University was established through the collaboration of Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Tianjin Nankai University. Initially, these institutions relocated to Hunan to form the Changsha Temporary University, where they began classes on November 17, 1937.

This date was later designated as the university’s anniversary. As the Japanese army advanced dangerously, the three universities moved again to Kunming, Yunnan.

Commemorative Inscription

On the east wall near the main entrance of Yunnan Normal University, there are two lines of golden characters: “Historic Institution in China—The Old Site of the National Southwest Associated University,” inscribed by Zhu Guangya.

Zhu Guangya, a recipient of China’s Merit Medal for Nuclear Weapons, an academician of the two academies, and the Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference, contributed this inscription.

Relocation During the Anti-Japanese War

Following the “July 7 Incident” in 1937, Japanese imperialism launched a full-scale invasion of China. To safeguard Chinese education from Japanese destruction, the Nationalist Government decided to relocate many higher education institutions from North China and coastal cities inland.

During the eight years of the Anti-Japanese War, over ten higher education institutions, including Zhongfa University, Sun Yat-sen University, Huazhong University, Tongji University, and Shanghai Medical College, moved to Yunnan, with Southwest Associated University being the most renowned.

Historical Development

Journey to Kunming

The students and faculty of Southwest Associated University took two main routes to reach Kunming. One group traveled by train via the Jingguang Railway to Guangzhou, then transferred to Hong Kong, continued by boat to Haiphong, Vietnam, and finally took the Yunnan-Vietnam Railway to Kunming. The other route, often referred to as the “Long March in Chinese educational history,” involved traveling entirely on foot.

This group began in western Hunan, traversed through Guizhou, and reached Kunming. More than 210 male students, who had passed physical examinations, formed this travel group from Hunan, Guizhou, and Yunnan, accompanied by 11 teachers. They set off on February 20, 1938, enduring harsh conditions such as living in the open air, trekking over mountains and streams, and experiencing physical and emotional trials. They also learned about local customs and witnessed the suffering of various ethnic groups. Hu Shi, who was initially intended to serve as the dean of the College of Arts at Southwest Associated University and later appointed as the ambassador to the United States, remarked, “The relocation to Kunming was one of the most heroic actions that touched my heart.

The journey lasted 68 days, covering more than 3,000 miles. Later, I enlarged these photos and spread them across America; this glorious history deserves to be remembered not just by the university but also in the history of world education!”

Operations in Kunming

After relocating from the Changsha Temporary University, the institution was renamed National Southwest Associated University. Classes resumed on May 4, 1938, and continued until May 4, 1946. The university operated in Kunming for eight years, comprising five colleges—Literature, Law and Business, Sciences, Engineering, and Teacher Training—and 26 departments. It also offered two specialized courses in telecommunications and teacher training, along with a general course for in-service teachers and a preparatory course. During its tenure in Kunming,

Southwest Associated University was one of the largest higher education institutions in the country. It established two branches: one in Mengzi and another in Xuyong (Yibin). To avoid potential issues from the Japanese occupation of Vietnam, the Xuyong branch was set up in the summer of 1940. All new and preparatory students of that year attended classes there, but the branch was dissolved in the fall of 1941 as the war situation stabilized, and students returned to Kunming.

Administration and Facilities

The university’s administration mirrored that of the Changsha Temporary University, with the presidents of Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Nankai University—Jiang Menglin, Mei Yiqi, and Zhang Boling—forming the executive committee, taking turns as chair. Due to other commitments of Jiang and Zhang, Mei Yiqi effectively managed the university during this period.

Established amid wartime conditions, Southwest Associated University faced numerous challenges. Initially, all campus facilities were rented from various locations in Kunming. The College of Science was located at Kunhua Agricultural School outside Daximen, and the College of Engineering was set up in three guild halls on Tuodong Road.

The Colleges of Literature and Law temporarily rented buildings from the former customs house, French Bank, and Hellenic shipping company in Mengzi. After one semester, these colleges moved back to Kunming, borrowing facilities from Kunhua Engineering School and Kunhua Normal School. The newly established College of Teacher Training used the north and south wings of Kunhua Middle School.

The university soon acquired 124 acres of wasteland near Jitai Temple in northwest Kunming (now the site of Yunnan Normal University) to build its own campus. By early summer 1939, the new campus was completed, and the Colleges of Literature, Law, and Science moved in, while the Colleges of Engineering and Teacher Training remained in temporary arrangements.

Due to wartime shortages, the new buildings were single-story structures, with student dormitories featuring earthen walls and thatched roofs, and classrooms and offices with tin roofs. By April 1944, due to severe funding deficits, the tin roofs were replaced with thatch to sell the tin for educational expenses.

Post-War Transition

After the victory in the Anti-Japanese War in 1946, Southwest Associated University was dissolved. As a gesture of gratitude to the local communities in Yunnan for their support, the Ministry of Education approved the establishment of the National Southwest Associated University Teacher Training College to remain in Kunming as an independent institution.

This college was later renamed Kunming Normal College and eventually became Yunnan Normal University in the 1980s. On the east wall near the main entrance of Yunnan Normal University, there are two lines of golden characters: “Historic Institution in China—The Old Site of the National Southwest Associated University,” inscribed by Zhu Guangya.

Return of the Three Schools

Dissolution and New Beginnings

Following the victory in the Anti-Japanese War in 1946, Southwest Associated University was dissolved. In recognition of the support provided by the local communities in Yunnan, the Ministry of Education established the National Southwest Associated University Teacher Training College in Kunming as an independent institution. This institution was later renamed Kunming Normal College and eventually became Yunnan Normal University in the 1980s.

The Monument

A notable feature on the campus is the “Monument to the National Southwest Associated University,” located in the northeast corner. Erected shortly after the university’s dissolution on May 4, 1946, the monument was inscribed by Feng Youlan, the dean of the College of Arts, with seal script by Professor Wen Yiduo and calligraphy by Luo Yong, head of the Chinese language department. The monument is often referred to as one of the “Three Unique Monuments” of modern history, renowned for its grand structure and vigorous calligraphy, which hold significant historical, artistic, and literary value.

Commemoration and Preservation

This monument has been cherished by Peking University, Tsinghua University, Nankai University, and alumni worldwide for over fifty years. In 1988, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Southwest Associated University, Peking University and the Beijing Alumni Association of Southwest Associated University decided to replicate the monument.

The replica was installed at Shouyuan, Peking University, and was unveiled on May 4, 1989, by Feng Youlan, who was then 94 years old. He emphasized the enduring significance of the university’s spirit, stating, “The rise and fall of Southwest Associated University was indeed a grand event of a generation, difficult to encounter across centuries. Today, the spirit of the university should still be promoted!” On May 25, 2006, the old site of the National Southwest Associated University was officially designated as part of the sixth batch of national key cultural heritage protection units by the State Council.

Main Exhibitions

Location and Significance

The “Monument to the National Southwest Associated University” is situated in the northeast corner of the campus. Erected on May 4, 1946, the monument was established before the return of Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Nankai University. It was inscribed by Feng Youlan, the dean of the College of Arts, with the seal script by Professor Wen Yiduo and calligraphy by Luo Yong. Recognized as one of the modern “Three Unique Monuments,” its grand structure, vigorous calligraphy, and elegant writing reflect profound meaning and hold significant historical, artistic, and literary value.

Legacy and Commemoration

The monument serves as a testament to the legacy of Southwest Associated University and has been celebrated by Peking University, Tsinghua University, Nankai University, and alumni worldwide. In 1988, to honor the 50th anniversary of Southwest Associated University, Peking University and the Beijing Alumni Association of Southwest Associated University decided to replicate the monument from Yunnan Normal University. The replica was installed in Shouyuan at Peking University and inaugurated on May 4, 1989. Feng Youlan, who had created the original inscription, unveiled the replica and reflected on the university’s remarkable history, emphasizing its lasting impact. On May 25, 2006, the old site of the National Southwest Associated University was officially recognized by the State Council as part of the sixth batch of national key cultural heritage protection units.

Overview of the Restaurant

Restaurant Ambiance

Menu Highlights

Classic Western Dishes

Signature Innovations

Drinks and Desserts

Pricing

Customer Reviews

Authentic Cuisine

High – Quality Food

Restaurant Address

Ani Kitchen is located at Building 2-1, Tan Cheng Wang Jiao, Jiantang Town, (Shangri-La City), (Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture), Yunnan Province.

Restaurant Environment

The overall environment of Ani Kitchen is warm and comfortable, blending traditional Tibetan style with modern minimalist design. The restaurant’s decor primarily features Tibetan elements such as Tibetan tapestries and wood carvings, creating a strong ethnic atmosphere. At the same time, the layout is well-organized, with appropriately placed tables and chairs, providing a comfortable dining experience for both family gatherings and small get-togethers with friends.

Menu Introduction

Special Tibetan Dishes

Nixi Clay Pot Chicken: Made with locally free-range Nixi chickens and cooked in a Nixi black clay pot, the chicken is tender and juicy, with a rich and savory broth that has a unique earthy fragrance.

Tibetan Yogurt: Homemade yogurt with a rich texture, paired with honey or barley cake, is an excellent choice to cleanse the palate after a meal.

Innovative Fusion Dishes

Yak Meat Burger: A fusion of yak meat and Western-style burgers, the meat is firm, complemented by fresh vegetables and a special sauce, offering a rich taste.

Shangri-La Style Pizza: Made with local ingredients and infused with Tibetan flavors, the crust is crispy and the toppings are rich.

Beverages and Desserts

Qingke Wine: A local specialty drink with a rich flavor and a hint of barley fragrance.

Tibetan Desserts: Such as butter tea and tsampa, which feature strong ethnic characteristics.

Prices

Ani Kitchen offers a mid-to-high-end pricing range, suitable for customers seeking a quality dining experience. Main dishes generally range from 50 to 150 yuan, while drinks and desserts are priced between 20 and 50 yuan.

Customer Reviews

Authentic Dishes: Ani Kitchen’s Tibetan dishes are loved by both tourists and locals and are considered some of the most authentic Tibetan cuisine in (Shangri-La City).

Comfortable Environment: The restaurant’s interior is beautifully decorated, with a warm atmosphere and friendly, attentive service, providing a pleasant dining environment.

Unique Experience: Whether savoring authentic Tibetan cuisine or experiencing the unique ethnic culture, Ani Kitchen meets the expectations of its customers.

With its unique dishes, comfortable environment, and high-quality service, Ani Kitchen has become a must-visit culinary spot in (Shangri-La City).

Overview

Lingxuge Pavilion (凌虚阁) is situated at the highest point of The Western Hills Park (西山风景区) in Kunming (昆明). From the South Entrance of The Western Hills, a short hike along a small trail takes about 10 minutes to reach Lingxuge Pavilion. This location offers the best panoramic night view of Kunming city.

The Western Hills Park is located on the western side of Dianchi Lake (滇池) in Kunming, adjacent to Haigeng Park (海埂公园) and the Yunnan Ethnic Village (云南民族村). It is a 4A scenic area, renowned for its breathtaking views. Climbing the Western Hills allows visitors to overlook the expansive Dianchi Lake and the city of Kunming. Various Buddhist and Taoist structures can be found scattered throughout the mountains. Despite its proximity to the city, the Western Hills feature rugged terrain, with several narrow paths and cliffside trails that leave a lasting impression.

One of the star attractions of the Western Hills is the Longmen Grottoes (龙门石窟). The phrase “登上龙门，身价百倍” captures the essence of this site, where visitors often experience a sense of elevation, both literally and metaphorically.

Hiking to Lingxuge Pavilion

Lingxuge Pavilion is the highest scenic spot in The Western Hills. Entering the park from the South Gate involves descending from a high point to reach Lingxuge, making it an easier route than taking the cable car. This pleasant descent allows hikers to enjoy the beautiful surroundings while making their way to this remarkable pavilion.

Lingxuge Pavilion of Kunming Western Hills (South Gate)(昆明西山公园南门凌虚阁)
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